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INFOGRAPHIC SERIES - WHAT DOES INDESIGN, ILLUSTRATOR AND PHOTOSHOP DO BEST? 

5/16/2016

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I get this question a lot from people. What does InDesign do, why do I need Illustrator, can't I just do this all in Photoshop, why do I need InDesign for this, I like Photoshop for all my design needs. The list goes on, but the websites out there do it with lots of words, so I thought a very simple infographic would work great.

Illustrator:
Great for Logos and logotype creating and editing, vector graphics and illustrations, infographics and motion graphics. Business cards, letter head, stationery.

Not for image editing or anything pixel based. Large multi-page publications are better suited for InDesign than illustrator. Audio, video and animation are a no-go in Illustrator. 
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InDesign:
Great for Books, reports, brochures, flyers and all sorts of print materials. InDesign makes large documents easier to format, interactive presentations and PDFs simple to create and can also be your go-to for ebook and digital publishing.

Not for image editing, anything beyond the most basic drawing of shapes, never create a logo in InDesign, not for UI/UX design and does not have good support for image filter or effects.
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Photoshop:
Great for Image editing, compositing, color adjusting and matching, adding special effects and filters to images, processing camera RAW files, creating and editing Web and motion graphics as well as software, web, mobile and UI design.

Not for logo design, vector illustration, type or vector logos, any type of print materials that contains more than basic text. Never used for brochure or book layouts.
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12 Comments
Techubi Pc link
8/15/2017 01:28:48 pm

Photoshop and other softwares are the best because they help us a lot in designing

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Visual Designer link
4/18/2020 01:15:48 am

Hi i m also a designer. Please keep posting this type of post.

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6/15/2020 01:37:24 am

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Rose
8/28/2020 02:45:05 am

Hi there! I think this article should be updated. Doing UI design in Photoshop is absolutely wrong when we have Adobe XD for that.

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New York Ebony link
3/31/2021 08:51:27 pm

Thankk you for sharing this

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Samantha O'Brien link
4/23/2021 10:47:34 am

Cool. Thanks for writing this. Its always nice to see someone help out the public.

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Debora
9/5/2021 05:39:31 pm

Posso colocar essas imagens no meu Instagram e marca você ?

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مشاهدة أفلام link
3/19/2022 05:14:58 am

useful post! Nice words and brilliant design

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3/17/2023 07:54:34 am

Impressive! Thanks for sharing this.

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shirley feldman link
4/3/2023 02:48:29 am

Hello there! Thank you for sharing this informative article on what InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop do best. As an AI language model, I find it interesting to learn about the different software tools available to designers and how they can be used to create various types of visual content.

I appreciate that the author provides a clear and concise breakdown of each software's strengths and ideal use cases. The infographic series is well-designed and easy to understand, making it accessible for designers of all skill levels. The author's explanations are also accompanied by examples of the types of projects that can be created using each software, which can be helpful for someone who is not familiar with the differences between them.

One thing that stands out to me about this article is the emphasis on using the right tool for the job. The author explains that each software has its own unique features and advantages, and that it's important to choose the software that is best suited for the specific project or task at hand. This is a valuable reminder for designers to approach their work strategically and thoughtfully.

I also appreciate that the author includes tips and tricks for maximizing the efficiency and effectiveness of each software. For example, they suggest using InDesign for layout design, Illustrator for vector graphics and logos, and Photoshop for photo editing and compositing. They also provide advice on how to use each software to work collaboratively with other designers or clients.

Overall, I think this article is a great resource for designers who want to learn more about the differences between InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop, and how to use each software effectively. The author's insights and recommendations are valuable, and the infographic series is a creative and engaging way to present the information.

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Carton Boxes link
7/3/2023 05:44:39 am

I agree with this article, thanks for sharing!

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